It’s a smart move. The 4000D is a fine case, but it’s essentially just a box—no crazy curves, no over-the-top elements.

Silverstone has just dropped one of the bravest PC case launches we've seen for a long time. The new Silverstone FLP01 case has an old-school desktop-layout case designed to bring you the look and ...

First time PC builder, or old hand ready to mod up a monster desktop? Check out the new-for-'24 styles in PC chassis that we liked the most. I have been a technology journalist for 30-plus years and ...

LAS VEGAS—While much of CES 2026 revolved around AI buzzwords and silicon roadmaps, the DIY crowd and PC case designers were busy having a lot more fun. Sure, RAM may be unaffordable in 2026 (and ...

From mighty full-ATX towers to tuck-it-away Mini-ITX compacts, these are the best PC cases we've tested for appearance, ease of building, thermal and acoustic performance, and practical features. I ...

Over the past few years, NZXT has become one of the top players when it comes to pre-built gaming PCs, PC cases, cooling components, and even motherboards. The unique thing that NZXT does with most of ...

What if your PC case could fold flat, pack up like a briefcase, and still turn heads with its minimalist design? Enter Teenage Engineering’s “Computer-2,” a bold reimagining of what a compact ...

A decent basis for a cheap case but its slightly wobbly fit rules this one out. PC Gamer's got your back Our experienced team dedicates many hours to every review, to really get to the heart of what ...

TL;DR: The SilverStone FLP01 is a new PC case designed to resemble retro 1990s beige desktop cases, complete with fake floppy disk cutouts. Initially introduced as an April Fools' joke, it is now set ...

Teenage Engineering recently released a ridiculously simple (and frankly, really cool-looking) PC case called computer-2. The only problem is that you can't actually buy it — at least not in the ...

Not all front USB ports are created equal, and yours might be the worst kind ...

In the dawning of the IBM PC era, the computer case was a heavy, stout thing. These were industrial machines, built with beefy paddle power switches, and weighing as much as a ton of bricks. Painted ...